This Week in COVID: Hospital Usage Outstrips Worst-Case Model
Hospitals could be full in a week, according to ASU modeling.
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Camelback Mountain’s Cholla Trail in Limbo: When and Where Will It Reopen?
The popular trail has been closed for maintenance since a boulder rolled onto a hiker’s legs in March.
Did Houston’s Ban Nils Lofgren’s Wife Over Pandemic Policy Criticism?
The restaurant company has previously prevented staff from wearing masks.
Racial Tension Stoked the Deadly 1942 Phoenix Thanksgiving Day Riot
A look back at the bloody Thanksgiving Day Riot in Phoenix between a Black Army regiment, military police, and local law enforcement.
With COVID-19 Surging in Arizona, Phoenix Hosts Massive Soccer Tournament
Public health experts say that a planned Thanksgiving weekend soccer cup in Phoenix could spread COVID-19.
This Phoenix City Council Race Could Determine the Future of Police Oversight
Whoever replaces Michael Nowakowski on the Phoenix City Council could tip the scales on police oversight.
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This Week in COVID: Holiday Travel Could Cause at Least 600 Additional Arizona Deaths
Avoid gatherings, CDC says.
High for the Holidays: Cannabis-Infused Recipes for Arizonans Stuck at Home This Year
Some pot-friendly recipes to spice up your Thanksgiving dinner.
Feds: No Evidence of ‘Wild’ Claims by Skinhead Informant Who Slept With FBI Agent
New details in a story involving the FBI, the Goodyear police department, and a good amount of unsavory behavior.
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Arizona Courts Prepare for Pot Legalization and Expungement Law
Arizona courts are preparing for major changes in the way they treat marijuana cases in the wake of the successful passage of Prop 207.
‘Accountability is Dead’: Phoenix City Council Stalls Police Oversight Office
In a 5-4 vote, the Phoenix City Council slammed the brakes on a new police oversight office.
Ducey Dodges on Election Lawsuits, Mask Mandate
Two weeks post-election, Ducey appears.
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Maricopa County Board Chair Finds ‘No Evidence’ of Election Fraud
Maricopa County Board Chair Clint Hickman, a Republican, told voters to “dial back” the conspiracy theories about the election results.
Border Officials Are Seeing a ‘Huge Spike’ in People Smuggling Drugs With Their Bodies
The x-ray showed a foreign object in the woman’s vagina. Not long after, a 54-gram package of methamphetamine hit the floor.
Where to Buy Marijuana Growing Supplies in the Phoenix Area
A handful of local businesses offer equipment, supplies, and even consulting services for aspiring growers.
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House Republicans Appoint Disinfo Boss to Help Lead Elections Committee
Jake Hoffman is banned from Twitter.
ACLU, Activist Groups Denounce Prosecutions of Anti Police Brutality Protesters
A spokesperson for the ACLU said that they want any charges related to property damage dropped as well.
This Week in COVID: Navajo Nation in Lockdown, Surge Hits ASU Football
One in ten in Maricopa County has had COVID-19.
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Arizona Republican Leadership Is in Denial About the 2020 Presidential Election
It’s almost all of them.
What Lies Ahead for Arizona Pot Doctors Now That Prop 207 Has Passed?
If you spend $80 per month on cannabis products each month, you might consider keeping that MMJ card.
First Trump Election Lawsuit Moot in Arizona, Republicans File Another
Another setback for Trump’s legal team.
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Fontes Concedes, Republican Stephen Richer Will Be Next Maricopa County Recorder
In a last-minute upset, GOP challenger Stephen Richer beat Democratic Maricopa County Recorder Adrian Fontes